RockerM4NHUN
RockerM4NHUN
338 / 18
7th Aug 2014
8th February
The fastest possible electronics based 8 bit programable computer, with pipeline system. If tpt is 60 fps then the computer is 7.5 ips in real life! Auto starts with Fibonacci sequence. NEW PROGRAMS AT id:1603490, and in the commented saves!.
processor digital calculator electricity electric computer fast electronic electronics machine

Comments

  • LBPHacker
    LBPHacker
    8th Mar 2017
    You don't have a screen, that must mean you're junk too.
  • IceCubez
    IceCubez
    8th Mar 2017
    this is junk there is no screen its just sparks
  • Ender_arrow8
    Ender_arrow8
    9th Feb 2017
    the power button
  • BleachChug
    BleachChug
    8th Nov 2016
    umm how do you turn it on???
  • ConfiG
    ConfiG
    31st Oct 2016
    I watched your video on youtube
  • Schmolendevice
    Schmolendevice
    14th Oct 2016
    I see now. From the "classical INST + CRAY era" of TPT electronics. Goodness ingenious PSTN XORs and INST + CRAY based AND gates I never new about two years ago prior to my exploring FILT mechanics. That is, very clever to use CRAY generating INST to mediate an instantaneous ripple carry. ALU's hing upon the speed of that ripple. This speaks of the wondrous tricks we used to use before subframe FILT operations came along.
  • Schmolendevice
    Schmolendevice
    14th Oct 2016
    A long time since I last looked at this and I finally managed to see the "lightning fast" fibonacci program in action. Interesting to see how this technically outputs results at 60 fps faster than LBPHacker's 60hz processor, but his works with 32 bits. Despite present work on 60hz designs, I saw the adder in action and am very curious about the high speed vertical ripple carry. I haven't found an explanation of this adder's design using 'classic' electronics.
  • WitherWolf02
    WitherWolf02
    8th Oct 2016
    Am I the only one who enjoys testing the durability of this?
  • titanicguy54
    titanicguy54
    30th Sep 2016
    shuts itself off if i power it on and enter a number
  • QuanTech
    QuanTech
    29th Jul 2016
    sorry again, i think i got too hyped up about 60hz.... i need some self control lol